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A change in the DNA sequence of a gene is most likely to affect a trait by
changing the number of chromosomes.
changing the shape or function of the protein produced.
changing the number of genes inherited.
removing the trait completely from the species.
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changing the shape or function of the protein produced.
Explanation: A DNA sequence change (mutation) alters the gene's codons, which can change the amino acid sequence of the encoded protein, affecting its shape and function and thus the trait.
Explanation: A DNA sequence change (mutation) alters the gene's codons, which can change the amino acid sequence of the encoded protein, affecting its shape and function and thus the trait.
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